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Tray Deee Speaks On Snitching & Why He Rarely Calls On Police

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June 11, 2015

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The selfproclaimed "General from Tha Eastsidaz" has dropped some useful knowledge during his interviews with VladTV, and this time around Tray Deee speaks on Cam'ron's infamous special on "60 Minutes" and lets us know if he'd ever snitch on a serial killer neighbor his answer may or may not surprise you.

"It all depends on who he was killing," Tray Deee admits, going on to say that there are "a few groups of people" he'd like to see killed off. "Either I would kill him or I'd stay out his business."

When the question came up if he were to ever call on law enforcement for help, he stated that he'd rather take care of things himself. "I wouldn't call the police," he stated, unless if it were one of the rare circumstances where he didn't have full control over the situation. What is the circumstance, you may be wondering? "If a female that I'm dealing with was about to call the police on me, I would call the police first."

Watch above to find out what Tray Deee would do if a group of 100 ninjas attacked his home, and learn about his place in the system and how he feels he's become a viable source in this exclusive clip.

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